I'm 4 months post op and think I have inverted v deformity, no one else can notice it so I'd rather not have revision surgery, but was wondering if it will get worse? I also think I may have had the deformity pre- op? Is this possible? I will post an before and after picture.
July 26, 2017
Answer: Inverted V deformity You may have a slight inverted V deformity. If it progresses and you feel you want it corrected than a revision may be necessary. You would have to wait a year from your previous surgery to allow for the tissues to be pliable.
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July 26, 2017
Answer: Inverted V deformity You may have a slight inverted V deformity. If it progresses and you feel you want it corrected than a revision may be necessary. You would have to wait a year from your previous surgery to allow for the tissues to be pliable.
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July 27, 2017
Answer: Inverted V deformity Inverted V deformity can occur sometimes when the middle third of the nose collapses in more than the upper nasal bones.. There are a variety of causes and sometimes it can be congenital. Your before and after pics look similar to me so it is hard to give you a definitive answer. Revisions are usually considered after a year and at that time if it still bothers you you should have it evaluated.
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July 27, 2017
Answer: Inverted V deformity Inverted V deformity can occur sometimes when the middle third of the nose collapses in more than the upper nasal bones.. There are a variety of causes and sometimes it can be congenital. Your before and after pics look similar to me so it is hard to give you a definitive answer. Revisions are usually considered after a year and at that time if it still bothers you you should have it evaluated.
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